View Full Version : 2.5L strokers?


crawlin92
03-29-07, 05:40 AM
Anyone know of any 2.5L stroker kits? I searched a little bit but everything came up for the 4.0L.

YJwonderboy
03-29-07, 09:07 PM
No idea! But a 2.5L stroked would be interesting to see...I'll do some searching as well, as I'm running the 2.5L as well (Just with a beard and a rocking chair, and you gotta hold its hand while crossing the road).

swbooking
03-29-07, 09:09 PM
Why...?

YJwonderboy
03-29-07, 09:12 PM
Same reason a dog licks itself...because it CAN

The-Hurricane
03-29-07, 11:24 PM
the real quetion is WHY NOT!!!! im in

crawlin92
03-30-07, 05:25 AM
Why...?

Well... it's not exaclty the most powerful motor out there.

swbooking
03-30-07, 02:09 PM
So then swap in a 4.0 or V8 and dont waste money on trying to fix up a poor motor. Just my $.02...

medicmahem
03-30-07, 03:18 PM
So then swap in a 4.0 or V8 and dont waste money on trying to fix up a poor motor. Just my $.02...

Ditto here's 2 more for a total of 4 cents.

crawlin92
03-30-07, 06:49 PM
Ok...

#1. I have been told a 4.0 doesnt just drop in, and I dont feel like re-locating mounts, changing harnesses, etc....

#2. For a good 4.0 plus everything that I would need I'm looking at more than a stroker kit would cost me. I won't buy high miles, and I wont buy anything that I don't know what shape its in.

#3. V8 is a waste of money and time in my situation because A) the cost of getting one... B) The cost of making my Jeep able to take one... C) gas prices...

The 2.5 has plenty of potential.

YJwonderboy
03-30-07, 11:38 PM
Amen!!!!

The-Hurricane
03-31-07, 12:24 AM
Agreed!!!

rick
04-04-07, 07:10 PM
Ok...

#1. I have been told a 4.0 doesnt just drop in, and I dont feel like re-locating mounts, changing harnesses, etc....

#2. For a good 4.0 plus everything that I would need I'm looking at more than a stroker kit would cost me. I won't buy high miles, and I wont buy anything that I don't know what shape its in.

#3. V8 is a waste of money and time in my situation because A) the cost of getting one... B) The cost of making my Jeep able to take one... C) gas prices...

The 2.5 has plenty of potential.
I guess I'm confused - you say a good 4.0L will cost more than a stroker kit... Is there a "stroker kit" for the 2.5L? I guess I'm curious what you would actually get given that you're starting with 140 ft-lb of torque... Wouldn't a good used (or even bad used and then rebuilt) 4.0L cost less than $1.5k? I can't see tearing down and stroking/rebuilding a 2.5L for the probable cost and marginal benefit? I have first hand knowledge of what goes into stroking a 4.0L, and there are many things to consider that are much more difficult to deal with than moving some motor mounts...

YJwonderboy
04-04-07, 09:16 PM
Just to ask...what are the specs of a 2.5L?
About 92HP I know, but what about the torque? Is it 140? Cause that's actaully not that bad O.o

crawlin92
04-05-07, 05:37 AM
YJ is 123hp@5400rpm 138ft lbs@3500rpm

TJ is 120hp@5400rpm 140ft lbs@3500rpm

The-Hurricane
04-05-07, 08:27 PM
no way ive got 120 horses? sweet!!! best news of my day!!

YJwonderboy
04-06-07, 11:51 PM
The YJ 4cyl is in NO WAY putting out 120hp!! That's impossible! Saying as I gotta buddy running a 2.4L Chysler motor in a Sundance, and it only put out 95. With only .1L bigger...I'm not expecting much more horsepower. And with the Jeep's Cams and other doodads...there's just no way....

crawlin92
04-07-07, 05:41 AM
http://autos.msn.com/research/vip/default.aspx?make=Jeep&model=Wrangler#used

Look for yourself.

My Honda puts out 125hp and thats just a 1.6 single cam. 120 out of a 2.5l is actually low in my book.